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Now all invocations have following order of arguments (if present):
addgroup -S -g ... GROUP
adduser -S -u ... -D -H -h ... -s ... -G ... -g ... USER
Following rules have been applied: - script starts with shebang !#/bin/sh followed by blank line, - script ends with exit 0 prepended by blank line, - only stderr of adduser, addgroup or passwd is redirected to /dev/null, - getent passwd/group instances has been removed, - manual checking of file and group existence has been removed, - `|| true` instances has been removed. Comments and line wrapping have been preserved.
This way we can avoid ugly default:
Linux user,,,
to trigger a rebuild
This sets up logging with runit (tested with logs from tinyssh).
works with runit to give rotated logs without cron.